For the fourth year, the curtain will rise at the Kimball Theatre to reveal area performers competing for cash prizes, a trophy and local celebrity.
Williamsburg’s Got Talent, a hometown version of the national television competition, starts at 7 p.m. Saturday at the Kimball Theatre.
Emceed by Dick Smith of the Smith Wade Band, the show will feature singers, dancers and an Elvis impersonator.
This year’s competitors:
- Alex Bedont
- Briana Dillard
- Ashton Otey
- Cabell Jones
- Carlton Smith
- Claire Gordon
- Georgia Hester
- Havilah Garcia
- Jayme Overton
- Lizzy Mothershead
- Robin Grisham
- Movement Dance Company
Although a team of judges will crown the winner, the public can pledge support to name the Community Choice Award. Each online vote costs $1, and supporters can vote an unlimited number of times.
The event benefits Williamsburg Land Conservancy, a nonprofit that works to protect and preserve land with natural or historic value in the lower James River and York River watersheds. In 23 years, the organization has protected nearly 5,000 acres.
Tickets for Williamsburg’s Got Talent are $35 for adults and $25 for children ages 13 and under.
A VIP Reception starts at 6 p.m. at the Trellis prior to the performance. Tickets for the reception are $100 each, which includes priority seating at the show.
Click here to purchase tickets online, or call the Kimball Theatre at 1-800-History.
Williamsburg’s Got Talent is sponsored by Chesapeake Bank, Chesapeake Investment Group, Howell Creative Group and Local Voice, which is the parent company of WYDaily, 92.3 The Tide and 107.9 BACHfm.
For more information, visit the Williamsburg Land Conservancy website.
